RAK14013 WisBlock Joystick Module Datasheet
Overview
Description
The RAK14013 is a joystick module with embedded MCU based on ATTINY441-SSU from Atmel. It has four common tactile push buttons and a rotary 2-axis analog joystick. The status of the buttons and voltage readings of an analog joystick is monitored by the MCU and converted to digital data via I2C interface. RAK14013 doesn't have a WisBlock standard connector so you need a RAK14007 adapter board to plug it into to WisBlock Base module. The RAK14013 communicates to the WisBlock Core via I2C interface.
Features
- Joystick module and push buttons
- I2C interface
- 3.3 V Power supply
- Chipset: ATMEL ATTINY441-SSU
- Module Size: 54 mm x 85 mm
Specifications
Overview
Mounting
The RAK14013 WisBlock Joystick Module can be mounted to the IO slot of the WisBlock Base board. Figure 2 shows the mounting mechanism of the RAK14006 on a WisBlock Base board, such as the RAK5005-O.
Hardware
The hardware specification is categorized into three parts. It provides the pinouts of the module and their corresponding functions and diagrams. Also, it shows the mechanical parameters of the RAK14013 WisBlock Joystick Module.
Chipset
Vendor | Part number |
---|---|
ATMEL | ATTINY441-SSU |
Pin Definition
The pin definition of the RAK14013 connector is shown in Figure 3.
- 3V3, I2C related pin, RESET, and INT are connected to cable
- This connector is also for updating the MCU software
Mechanical Characteristics
Board Dimensions
Figure 4 shows the dimensions and the mechanical drawing of the RAK14013 module.
WisConnector PCB Layout
Schematic Diagram
Figure 6 shows the schematic of the RAK14013 WisBlock Joystick Module.
Power Supply and I2C
Power supply and I2C connections are shown in Figure 7.
MCU Circuit
The RAK14013 uses ATTINY441-SSU microcontroller unit (MCU) to control the four tactile push buttons and a rotary series potentiometer of the joystick.
Joystick Circuit
Joystick circuit diagram is shown in Figure 9.
Tactile Pushbuttons Circuit
Tactile Pushbuttons circuit diagram is shown in Figure 10.
Debug Connector
Debug connector circuit diagram is shown in Figure 11.